Select Expanded nodes in JTree

Hi all,
In the given tree structure, I want to get a node to be selected, once it is expanded.
+ Folder1
- Folder2
      |
      |__-Folder3
       |
       |__-Folder4
          |
            |__ file1.docCurrently, if I have Folder1 selected and if I expand Folder2, the selection remains at
Folder1 itself. I need to change the selection to Folder2.
Also, I need to get the path of the expanded node . ie; when Folder4 is expanded, I need to
get Folder4 selected and path has to be obtained as \Folder2\Folder3\Folder4.
I found this link helpful-- http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3616726, but there
also, the path is obtained based on selection and not based on expansion.
Please help with a solution
Regards,
Anees

AneesAhamed wrote:
Hi all,
In the given tree structure, I want to get a node to be selected, once it is expanded.
+ Folder1
- Folder2
|
|__-Folder3
       |
       |__-Folder4
          |
            |__ file1.docCurrently, if I have Folder1 selected and if I expand Folder2, the selection remains at
Folder1 itself. I need to change the selection to Folder2.
Also, I need to get the path of the expanded node . ie; when Folder4 is expanded, I need to
get Folder4 selected and path has to be obtained as \Folder2\Folder3\Folder4.
I found this link helpful-- http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3616726, but there
also, the path is obtained based on selection and not based on expansion.
Please help with a solution
Regards,
AneesTo expand any node you need to "know" it either due to a user's mouse click or inside the code that expands it directly, something like :
- by mouse click :
myJTree.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter()
     public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e)
          TreePath treePath = getPathForLocation(e.getX(), e.getY());
});- direct code :
public void treeWillExpand(TreeExpansionEvent e)
     TreePath treePath = e.getPath();
}Then you can get the corresponding node from the TreePath :
DefaultMutableTreeNode node = (DefaultMutableTreeNode)treePath.getLastPathComponent();But for a selection this should be enough :
myJTree.setSelectionPath(treePath);
myJTree.scrollPathToVisible(treePath);Regards,
Lara.

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